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01:        package com.jclark.xml.parse;
02:
03:        import java.io.Writer;
04:        import java.io.IOException;
05:
06:        /**
07:         * Information about character data.
08:         * There is no guarantee that consecutive characters will
09:         * be reported in the same <code>CharacterDataEvent</code>.
10:         * Surrogate pairs are guaranteed not to be split across
11:         * <code>CharacterDataEvent</code>s.
12:         * Line boundaries are normalized to <code>'\n'</code> (ASCII code 10).
13:         * @see com.jclark.xml.parse.base.Application#characterData
14:         * @version $Revision: 1.6 $ $Date: 1998/06/10 09:43:54 $
15:         */
16:        public interface CharacterDataEvent {
17:            /**
18:             * Returns the length in chars of the character data.
19:             * A character represented by a pair of surrogate chars
20:             * counts as 2 chars.
21:             */
22:            int getLength();
23:
24:            /**
25:             * Returns an upper bound on the length of the character data.
26:             * The value returned is guaranteed to be greater than or equal the value
27:             * returned by <code>getLength</code>.
28:             * This can be used to ensure that the buffer passed to
29:             * <code>copyChars</code> is large enough;
30:             * it is typically much faster to use <code>getLengthMax</code>
31:             * than <code>getLength</code> for this.
32:             */
33:            int getLengthMax();
34:
35:            /**
36:             * Copies the character data into the specified character array
37:             * starting at index <code>off</code>.
38:             * The length of the array must be sufficient to hold all the
39:             * character data.
40:             * @return the number of characters of data
41:             * (the same as returned by <code>getLength</code>)
42:             */
43:            int copyChars(char[] cbuf, int off);
44:
45:            /**
46:             * Writes the character data to the specified <code>Writer</code>.
47:             */
48:            void writeChars(Writer writer) throws IOException;
49:
50:            /**
51:             * Returns true if the character was a result of a character reference
52:             * or a predefined entity reference.
53:             * If this returns true, then
54:             * <code>getLength</code> and <code>getLengthMax</code> will return,
55:             * unless the referenced character is represented
56:             * as a surrogate pair in which case 2 will be returned.
57:             */
58:            boolean isReference();
59:        }
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